We are here again with our latest curated Unity Tips and Tricks from Twitter. Every Tuesday we collect five (or more) #unitytips post from Twitter. Feel free to check our previous unity tips and tricks too!
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It's high time I shared some #UnityTips that I use every day while making @boomerangfu. These are basic but life-changing if you don't know them.
— Paul Kopetko 🍌 (@paulkopetko) September 5, 2019
Tip 1: Click the little padlock in the Inspector to "lock selection", then you can drag and drop multiple items into your arrays! 😮 pic.twitter.com/XkSvR8eUxB
Hey guys i've made this 3 extensions for Animator class, the first method just replace SetBool, SetInt and SetFloat, it can be handy, you can do ctrl + d to duplicate line then pass the name and value and its done, no need to rename the method :D. #unitytips #IndieGameDev pic.twitter.com/VedMeLsF9F
— Elvis Villavicencio (Bissash) (@Bissash_) September 9, 2019
Tip 3: Do you have regrets in your life? Well now you can delete those regrets out of your arrays by right-clicking in the Inspector! First "delete" removes the object reference, second "delete" removes the element while preserving the rest of your array! 🥳#UnityTips #gamedev pic.twitter.com/Z6785n0o8e
— Paul Kopetko 🍌 (@paulkopetko) September 7, 2019
#UnityTips Finding gameObjects by component.
— Storyteller | Visual Story tool (@StorytellerTool) September 6, 2019
example t:BoxCollider #unity3d pic.twitter.com/3o4ACnLo5Y
You can generate descriptions for your array elements in the inspector if you have a hidden string variable at the top of your struct/class. Use OnValidate to assign the strings. #unitytips pic.twitter.com/zGbzubdLb0
— Anton Kudin (@antonkudin) September 6, 2019
